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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
8
A cabinet gathering reports Lincoln outlining the Emancipation Proclamation after a long debate. Seward and Chase support the measure with reservations from Blair, while Welles notes Lincoln’s vow tied to victory and the broader war aims.
Mrs J Brooksher describes two years of facial eczema and tetter, treated with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She reports cooling relief, pus drawing, and eventual cure after a month of use. Advertisement notes worldwide sales and free samples with Skin Book offer.
A vintage excerpt describes perfume changes under strong light and mentions wistaria blossoms sandalwood and oriental notes. It notes sachets for about a dollar per quarter pound and cautions durability and limited lasting scent in lighted rooms.
The readable fragments mention a list of recipes and items from GE Rose and related notes. No clear event or person stands out. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
Instructions on popping corn describe using a sieve and cold water to make kernels pop quickly and become larger and lighter. The passage also notes a leap year girl who proposed to a man was seeking notoriety.
A caller offers a subscription to reward a killer of a book agent in a building. The businessman commits to a large donation, while unrelated ad lines and patent medicine pitches appear in the text. The fragment includes a Paris gown note and a tobacco ad.
A reflective maxim on human conduct suggesting virtue in advice should be matched by action, implying that moral guidance without practiced goodness would fail to bring peace or harmony to society.
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